African Evaluation Studies Database
Launched at the African Evaluation Association conference in March 2017, the African Evaluation Database (or AfrED for short), is a treasure trove of evaluation studies from the English-speaking African world.
(more…)Reflections on ‘Made in Africa Evaluation’
Writing from the recent Winter School course in Johannesburg, Elizabeth Asiimwe from Uganda gives us her thoughts on a core part of the curriculum: Made in Africa Evaluation.
Processus D’adaptation Du Management Performance Assessment Tool (Mpat) Au Benin
INTRODUCTION
Dans la perspective d’améliorer les services publics rendus aux populations, le Gouvernement de l’Afrique du Sud a établi une coopération pour obtenir des résultats significatifs. Ainsi, un outil novateur d’évaluation de la performance et de la gestion a été développé. Inspiré du modèle canadien, cet outil est dénommé « le Management Performance Assessment Tool (MPAT) » et est mis en œuvre depuis 2009.
(more…)#NESEvaluation
The Chair opens up for questions for the panellists: Karina Barrios (Mexico), Damase Sossou (Benin), Timothy Lubanga (Uganda)
(more…)Kenya hosts Twende Team
Last week, a Twende Mbele team missioned to Kenya and were hosted by the Monitoring and Evaluation Department (MED) in the National Government. The main objective was assessing how Kenya and Twede Mbele and move forward together.
Over the years, inadequate M&E capacity has been a challenge in Kenya. To address this, the MED – in partnership with various universities – developed M&E curricula for certificate, postgraduate diploma and Master’s degree courses. In addition, the MED and the Kenya School of Government, developed County Result Based M&E systems at the devolved structures. Universities and other research service providers are also supplying many of the evaluators, particularly where sophisticated research methodologies are needed, eg for impact evaluations, and undertake research which is closely allied to evaluation, and can help to inform research process.
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